The pristine blue waters of Shark Bay in Australia were temporarily red as 70 tiger sharks ripped apart a massive humpback whale in a feeding frenzy captured by an eco-tourism cruise’s drone photographer.
Eco Abrolhos, the cruise boat company that published the video, captioned it with this:
Shark Bay is World Heritage area 500 miles north of Perth and is known for vibrant marine wildlife and eco-tourism.
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